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3/12 - One Bedroom Beach Cottage at GoldenEye, Jamaica
4/12 - Relax next to the lagoon at GoldenEye, Jamaica
5/12 - Pool area at GoldenEye, Jamaica
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7/12 - Two Bedroom, Two Story Beach Hut bedroom at GoldenEye, Jamaica
8/12 - Open air restaurant, The Gazebo, at GoldenEye, Jamaica
9/12 - Bridge connecting the resort to the beautiful beach at GoldenEye, Jamaica
10/12 - Villa pool area at GoldenEye, Jamaica
11/12 - Indulge in a relaxing spa treatment at GoldenEye, Jamaica
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13/12 - Private dining terrace overlooking the ocean at GoldenEye, Jamaica
GoldenEye is truly the home of James Bond. Sip a martini at the poolside bar and enjoy the sophistication and fun of this luxury boutique resort.
Why you'll love it here
- Direct access to the water from the Lagoon Cottages for swimming and kayaking
- Explore the nearby coral reefs, either snorkelling or by complimentary glass-bottom boat excursion
- Stand-alone villas include the renowned Fleming Villa, of James Bond fame
- Laidback and low-key al fresco dining in a distinctly Jamaican style
Lucy
Travel Specialist
Included in your holiday
- Lounge passes and meet & greet service in UK airports
- Transfers to and from your hotel
- All flight luggage allowances
- Personal concierge service
- 24/7 assistance when travelling
- Full ATOL protection
Full accommodation information
Hotel information
A peaceful, Jamaican oasis that encourages creativity and authenticity, GoldenEye offers a luxury island escape quite unlike any other.
With a rich artistic history, GoldenEye’s stunning 52-acre site was once home to world-renowned author Ian Fleming, and is the birthplace of his iconic character James Bond. Having welcomed a diverse array of influencers, writers, visionaries and artists through its doors over the years, the resort is now owned by Island Records’ founder, Chris Blackwell, maintaining GoldenEye’s unique and creative nature.
Goldeneye in Jamaica embraces its enviable location on Jamaica’s pretty Oracabessa Bay, GoldenEye offers a range of water-based activities from the soft sands of its private beach. Spot tropical fish on a glass-bottom boat tour, scuba dive over crystalline reefs, or explore nearby coves on a paddle board or kayak. Meanwhile, three stunning pools ensure that you will always have somewhere to cool off from the island sunshine.
The world-class FieldSpa is nestled in a tranquil cottage overlooking the resort’s lagoon, offering a menu of rejuvenating therapies and treatments, based on traditional Jamaican recipes and the healing power of plants. Continue your journey of wellness with yoga overlooking the Caribbean Sea.
As for dining, GoldenEye features three delightful eateries, each serving up delicious dishes made with the freshest and finest ingredients, much of which is local! Unwind with an exotic rum cocktail or barbecued fish as you watch the breathtaking island sunset.
Sustainability Initiatives & Responsible Tourism
GoldenEye is on a mission to safeguard the vibrant coral reefs that grace their shores. To that end, they offer reef-safe sunscreen, a small but significant step to protect these underwater wonders right from their property.
But their commitment to the environment extends beyond the waves. GoldenEye stands as a protector of sea turtles, diligently guarding nests from poachers, ensuring these ancient mariners continue to grace their shores for generations to come.
Their dedication to preserving not just nature but also the local community shines brightly. They support the Oracabessa fish sanctuary, fostering sustainable livelihoods for local residents.
Jamaica travel information
When to visit Jamaica
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- Time zone: -5 GMT
- Flight time: 10 hours
- Recommended airlines: British Airways, Virgin Atlantic
- Currency: Jamaican dollar (JMD), US dollar (USD)
- Tipping guideline: 10-15%
- Health considerations: There is a risk of dengue. There is a risk of Zika virus. There is no risk of yellow fever in Jamaica, however, yellow fever vaccination is required for travellers arriving from countries with risk of yellow fever transmission.
- Capital: Kingston
- Population: 2,824,738
- National languages: English
- Electricity and plugs: Type A, B
- Mobile phone coverage: Good coverage
- UK passport visa requirements: You don't need a visa for Jamaica if you have a British passport - for a maximum of 180 days
Want to know more?
Call our Travel Specialists for a chat with our Jamaica experts. They'll share their first-hand insights so you can find your perfect holiday.
Monday - Friday: 9am - 7:30pm
Saturday: 9am - 5pm
Sunday: 10am - 4pm
Lucy
Travel Specialist
Jamaica travel guides
Want some more help planning your holiday to Jamaica? Read our expert guides to find out everything you need to know about where to stay, dine and explore on your Inspiring Travel escape.
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